Introduction:
Thermal evaporation is a simplest form of of physical vapor deposition. A resistive heat source is used to heat and evaporate source materials to achieve appreciable vapor pressure in a vacuum environment and form a thin film on the substrate.
Specifications / Applications:
- Electrical contacts, metallic contract layers, etc.
- Source materials available: Aluminum, Chromium, Gold
- Single source
- Resistive heating power: 15 A / 2 kW
- Substrate size: 2” diameter
- Rate sensor not available
Notes to user:
User are required to clean all sources / targets / substrate holder and chamber upon each usage.
Equipment location:
Room BC708